Winter activities in Tignes: skiing, snowboarding and fun in the snow

In winter, Tignes gives access to 300 km of slopes shared with Val d'Isère, and to many other ways of enjoying the snow. Here is an overview of the activities, starting from Val Claret.

Skier in powder snow above the resort of Tignes

Skiing and snowboarding

The Tignes – Val d'Isère ski area is a playground for all levels.

Alpine skiing

All levels

300 km of slopes across the Tignes – Val d'Isère ski area.

  • Green runs for beginners
  • More technical red and black runs
  • Grande Motte glacier
  • Ski link with Val d'Isère

Snowboarding and freestyle

Intermediate to advanced

A snowpark to improve and have fun.

  • Tignes snowpark
  • Freestyle features
  • Lessons with the ski schools

Cross-country skiing and ski touring

From beginner to advanced

Another way to explore the mountains.

  • Groomed cross-country trails
  • Ski touring with a guide
  • Equipment rental in the resort

Other activities on the snow

Plenty of ways to add variety between two days of skiing.

Sledging

Downhill runs to share with the family.

Snowshoeing

Walks through fresh snow, at your own pace.

Dog sledding

A ride behind a team of dogs, a favourite with children.

Snowmobiling

Thrills on the snow.

Ice rink and diving

Go skating, or try a dive beneath the Tignes lake.

Pool and spa

Le Lagon, in Le Lac, combines a swimming pool and a wellness area to unwind after skiing.

Ski-in/ski-out from the apartment

Stepping out of the residence, you arrive directly at the start of the Val Claret slopes, right next to the Tufs chairlift, a magic carpet and a green run for beginners, the ESF and other ski schools. When you return, a private ski locker and a boot warmer are waiting for you.

Groomed slope facing the summit of the Grande Motte under a blue sky

Practical information

Ski passes

Ski passes are sold at the ticket offices in Val Claret and Tignes Le Lac, or online on the resort's official website.

Equipment rental

The resort has many sports shops, including Intersport and Sport 2000. Booking online is recommended.

Ski lessons

The ESF offers group and private lessons, as well as a snow garden for children; Evolution 2 is another ski school in the resort. Book ahead in high season.

Our tips

Physical preparation

Get in shape before your stay and warm up every morning.

Sun protection

Sunscreen is essential at altitude; bring sunglasses or goggles too.

Weather and lifts

In strong winds, some lifts may close temporarily: check the Tignes app or the resort's website before heading out.

Stay ski-in/ski-out in Tignes Val Claret

The Zalôna Altitude apartment sleeps up to 6 guests in the heart of Val Claret, at an altitude of 2,100 m: 2 bedrooms, private entrance, fully equipped kitchen and ski boot warmer. You book direct, with no intermediary.

Keep exploring Tignes

Opening hours, prices and opening dates change every season: check them on the resort's official website before your stay. Official Tignes website